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Re 1 - that is a very kind offer! Our current public template library is very limited, so let me come back to you on this. 2. We see exactly the same thing. There is a trade-off in…

Yes, we do it by having multiple stages to the pipeline. First we would extract the independent data points (from say both page 4 and 40) and a second pass step establishes relatio…

This does indeed look really interesting. We have deterministic validations (and some deterministic excel transformations) but using more deterministic transformations for text bas…

If Claude is good enough for your use case then for sure. If you need scale, persistent structure and verifiability we can help:)

Haha thanks, the reader can try and guess which is which;) We actually don't use embeddings or vector similarity, since those tend not to work well in specialist domains (e.g. for …

I can see why, it's tempting to go for full automation. The reason we go for fine grained sourcing is so that people can build their awareness quickly. Plus many of our customers w…

Potentially, but at that scale cost and latency may actually become an issue, so probably better to consider some sort of indexing or keyword searching.

100% the really hard challenge is that the intermediate representation (ie the parquet equivalent) will be dependent on the given use case. So what we do with the platform is have …

I'll need to check it out! We had the same observation in that the possible space is almost endless, and for example even for the same file type there may be different kind of proc…

We were also surprised at first. The reason the models don't do so well is that they need to find information across 90k pages. When they are pointed to the right location they ten…

Hey, that's exactly it!

Fully agree, that's why we quite like the Databricks OfficeQA benchmark.. it made us experts on historical US treasuries haha Some screenshots in here: https://www.parsewise.ai/off…

Similar to my other comment, we assume that llamaparse and others can provide the individual page OCR. But once you have that the way that you can integrate it into your workflows …

Hey, good point about structure for integrated workflows:) Fully agree, for enterprises we need to guarantee types, flag discrepancies and provide underlying sources so they can in…

In practice we find that each domain (and even each organisation) ends up having highly customized definitions. At first, fairly generic templated definitions sort of work, but wha…

Haha no appreciate it! That's on me for not calling it out explicitly (was trying to make the video as short as possible), but the demo UIs were literally vibe coded to show the ea…

Planning to serve good things for sure, and appreciate your note. Ofc I didn't agree with everything Palantir was doing (also to the extent that we even knew about them at the time…

Great question! 1. We are working with the assumption that OCR is (or soon will be) solved at super low prices. So if we have the extracted data, what can we do with it? Where we s…

I learnt a lot at Palantir, though always worked in commercial so no ties to security state (for the better or worse). (Also side-note, we are working towards enabling frontier per…

"That is a great catch!"

Ah probably should add a link to our website: https://www.parsewise.ai/api

Hi all, it’s Greg and Max, founders of Parsewise here ( https://www.parsewise.ai/api ). Parsewise transforms a bucket of unstructured data into schema compliant data, retaining lin…